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@Iran_Agency This is AI generated slop. Stop spreading fake news.

@kdiwaniya All the ICE drama, deportations, and visa bans are to minimize the number of people that will be voting against the Trump administration in the midterms. Many states do not require an ID to vote.

Someone is going to have to explain to me how Kuwait ended up on a list of 75 countries now blocked from receiving visas to the US on the basis their citizens are likely to end up as public charges.

@BullseyeFNC remove the launchpad from 2v2 you 10 iq monkeys

@rickyfm There is no magic when you have the capacity to understand the source code of the tools you are using.

there's too much magic in prettier. it has a config file that's magically read, with magic strings and that magically reformats my file and i have no idea how???? i hate magic, prettier should be an explicit function you wrap your code in so new devs can understand how it works

@TheMightyMagnet @krassenstein They do. That warm fuzzy feeling will pull people towards them, the same people who will vote for the next president, who will have a say on tariffs

And it's 💯 pointless. Sure, it gives you a warm fuzzy feeling... But neither person has ANY say on tariffs. 😂😂

This is how friendly Neighbors should act toward one another. Friendly competition between the Dodgers and the Blue Jays and two great leaders. It’s also a great ad against tariffs which I’m sure Donald Trump is going to flip out about.

@RhysSullivan @​typescript-eslint/prefer-nullish-coalescing @​typescript-eslint/strict-boolean-expressions

make sure you know the difference in behavior between logical or and nullish coalescing

I disabled "improving Claude" to keep my source code private from Anthropic. But Claude Code still asks "How is Claude doing this session?" after every task. If my privacy settings are being respected, how does feedback collection even work here? Something doesn't add up.

@j2k3k Sounds cool but any decent dev can learn all those concepts in a single day.

this is how infra engineers sound to front end devs

@blueobsidian_ @RyanCarniato I can and actually do sponsor (within my means) multiple OSS projects. You shouldn't underestimate the impact of collaborative effort. Maintainers could end up earning more than they would being sponsored by Vercel.

@303Bit @RyanCarniato Then you fund them but you can't and that's the problem

Regarding Guillermo-Gate, I've seen people use it as a reason to boycott OSS projects. Going after OSS projects that are openly governed isn't going to do what you want it to. Vercel makes its money from its hosting platform and paid products. OSS is not a paid product and while contributes goodwill doesn't directly impact the bottomline. And these project's reach well exceed Vercel. First the list is longer than you think. Yes Next, Svelte/SvelteKit, Webpack, SWC, TurboRepo. There are also Nuxt, Nitro, React. Seb, the current visionary of the React team, as well as Andrew work at Vercel, not Meta. Should we boycott React metaframeworks too? Remix/RR, Tanstack React? Good luck finding projects that haven't received money from Vercel in the past. Secondly impact. When you realize things Nitro/UnJS that exist to keep the platform open and not locked in to a single deployment platform, and are used outside of Vercel (Tanstack Start, SolidStart, Analog). Or Webpack/SWR which power countless projects it is difficult to make this about Vercel. Third, I've seen the suggestion that Vercel acquires OSS the way one does companies. It doesn't work like that. The way you kill off OSS is easy. Remove their source of funding. NuxtLabs could have gone under and took Nuxt with it. I've seen this happen to other projects. More so because these are open projects, it isn't like you buy their customers. You can still deploy Nuxt/SvelteKit anywhere. It creates good will, but they can go anywhere. There are no contracts. NuxtLabs was a company, but Nuxt isn't. These are more like charity foundations.

@tweetsbycolin What about @OryCorp?

Edit for clarity: NextAuth and Auth.js have been deprecated. They were acquired by BetterAuth, a venture-funded alternative, and will no longer receive new features. My conclusion is that free, community-supported auth is no longer viable. Auth.js was the last remaining popular one for modern React stacks. The remaining solutions are all venture funded and will try to sell you something. They will all probably also offer something for free. There is nothing wrong with this and it should not be scary. Almost all infra we use to build software today is venture funded. But still, it’s noteworthy. Auth has been a holdout while other infra has shifted. 10 years ago, community-supported auth was still most common for new projects. This is not meant to throw shade at BetterAuth. You should use the solution that’s best for you. I know some prefer its tradeoffs to Clerk’s and that’s okay. I regret the confusion caused by my shorthand. I of course recognize that OSS solutions can be forked and used for free forever, but I don’t think that changes the significance of how this acquisition reflects on community-supported auth.

@shortwave78 I don't know if the audio itself is disturbing or the fact that a radio wave can change the course of history at any given moment.

🇵🇱Warsaw calling… in Russian S11a - Polish intelligence Numbers Station known as “Cherta” sent a ciphered message on 8597kHz. Today not a null message. Traffic was sent. Transmission lasted about 15 minutes. Very strong signal across Europe. RX via 🇩🇪webSDR at 07:00z Sept25

@kapskut61020 @shortwave78 Analog*

@shortwave78 Man I was always of the opinion that these digital radio "messages?" Are kind of disturbing, but also really interesting, morbidly curious sort of.

🇷🇺Moscow calling… in English E07 - Russian Numbers Station known as “English Man”, suspected of being linked to SVR (🇷🇺Foreign Intelligence), sending a null format message on 16272kHz. “Zero Zero Zero” means “I have nothing new to say now”. RX via 🇫🇷webSDR at 15:20UTC Sept23

US politics is literal brain rot at this point.

@frontlinekit Manicured clanker fingers

Today, we welcomed a 19-year-old Ukrainian volunteer to the team. She'd never soldered before, and this was her very first joint... What do you guys think of her work?

@CalltoActivism It's accurate if they're expecting the US dollar to lose 90% of its value.

🚨BREAKING: In a staggering lie, Karoline Leavitt claims Trump has secured "nearly $9 trillion" in investment to the US. That’s larger than the GDP of every nation on earth except the U.S. and China. It’s not just false - it’s cartoonishly stupid.

@Varcyyyy More speed and less bounce would make it much cleaner.

sam altman hired me for a motion video

Why is Apple burying the silver iPhone 17 Pro?

@bryan_johnson What would inspire me to follow your program is not how fit and healthy you look, but the evolution of your character. You're definitely doing something right.

master these five habits

@Vision4theBlind Yeah probably the date my iPhone 17 Pro gets delivered

Keep an eye out for September 23 (9/23)